Fiat Wheel not a Saab Wheel(ooops)

[Yoke]

Here's the pick and pull treasure I found a couple of weeks ago....



[}:)]Yoke[8]

Can't save them all but I am trying!!!

[frankman]

.. Saab wheels have 4 x 114,3mm PCD older and 4x 108mm newer and 5 x 110mm the new ones

Hello from Switzerland

Frank

[Odd]

Yeah, that's a real gem for some SAAB owner out there.
You should put it on e-Bay...

[Yoke]

Shit sorry guys my bad it's a Fiat wheel and that's my 7 it's sitting on [:D]

[}:)]Yoke[8]

Can't save them all but I am trying!!!

[Odd]

If it's a FIAT wheel it most probably are 4*100mm
as opposed to our 4*3 3/4" [that's 4*95,25mm]

So, if the holes are wide enough it will slip on, but personally I'd never trust such a combination...
Anything but the correct 4*95.25 is dangerous - and probably illegal in most countries.

[jclay (RIP 2018)]

I wouldn't trust it on a Fiat! My daughter's Fiat had a habit of having the wheels just coming off while going down the highway!

Have fun, drive fast & safe, be kewl,

jclay

[frankman]

.. Hi no Fiat has 4 x 98mm like Lancia and some Alfas the newer have 5 x 98mm like Ferraris too..


I would not make a test with this !! LOOSING A WHEEL no thanks!
Hello from Switzerland

Frank

[Beans]

Got to agree with Odd here ...

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[bmcecosse]

Unless it is exactly 3.75" pcd - do not attempt to use these wheels! And there looks like severe cracking on the tyre sidewalls too!